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Folk.exe

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12 songs
2:56Song Image
Glaze
v4.5+
Rustic acoustic folk with intimate male vocals, tambourine and stomp-clap rhythms, Raw upright piano and earthy guitars carry the verses, while choruses burst into layered gang vocals and call-and-response hooks, [gritty folk vocal | tambourine shake | claps & stomp percussion | warm acoustic strums | piano chord swells | crowd-style chorus]
2:33Song Image
This song is built around rhythmic acoustic strumming, handclaps, and kick-drum stomp — simple, percussive, and undeniably infectious, It’s in A minor at 90 BPM, giving it a rootsy swing and a folksy bounce, A distant piano or toy glockenspiel adds texture, while layered vocals give it a communal, foot-stomping energy, Verses are storytelling, a bit ragged and close to the chest, while the pre-chorus builds tension with a steady pulse, Then the chorus bursts open like a lantern in the dark — gang vocals, tambourines, harmony shouts, It’s about spinning your wheels but finding joy and rhythm in the motion itself, Not bitter, but defiant, Not hopeless, but human, It’s about laughing in the rain, dancing in mud, singing even when stuck — because at least you’re still moving, Think worn boots, bonfire sparks, and beating your chest with friends beside you
2:50Song Image
This song is built around rhythmic acoustic strumming, handclaps, and kick-drum stomp — simple, percussive, and undeniably infectious, It’s in A minor at 90 BPM, giving it a rootsy swing and a folksy bounce, A distant piano or toy glockenspiel adds texture, while layered vocals give it a communal, foot-stomping energy, Verses are storytelling, a bit ragged and close to the chest, while the pre-chorus builds tension with a steady pulse, Then the chorus bursts open like a lantern in the dark — gang vocals, tambourines, harmony shouts, It’s about spinning your wheels but finding joy and rhythm in the motion itself, Not bitter, but defiant, Not hopeless, but human, It’s about laughing in the rain, dancing in mud, singing even when stuck — because at least you’re still moving, Think worn boots, bonfire sparks, and beating your chest with friends beside you
3:17Song Image
male vocal folk raw, emotionally charged folk-rock ballad, The male voice is raspy, weathered, and intimate—delivered with a hesitant cadence, stretching and breaking syllables like he’s confessing rather than singing, Subtle vibrato adds vulnerability, while naturalistic pronunciation makes it feel personal and unscripted, As the song swells, piano, kick drum, tambourine, and ghostly violin layers emerge, creating a dynamic soundscape that rises and falls like emotional tides, Group vocals later join in, adding urgency and collective desperation, The arrangement balances restraint and release, making imperfections part of the storytelling, Acoustic Guitar, Cellos, Tamborine, light piano, light drums, Key: C Major Tempo: 82 BPM Time Signature: 4/4 Chords: C, G, Am, F
3:01Song Image
male vocal folk raw, emotionally charged folk-rock ballad that builds from quiet reflection to soaring catharsis, It opens with a mournful cello and steady acoustic guitar, forming a rhythmic backbone that mimics a stubborn heartbeat, The male voice is raspy, weathered, and intimate—delivered with a hesitant cadence, stretching and breaking syllables like he’s confessing rather than singing, Subtle vibrato adds vulnerability, while naturalistic pronunciation makes it feel personal and unscripted, As the song swells, piano, kick drum, tambourine, and ghostly violin layers emerge, creating a dynamic soundscape that rises and falls like emotional tides, Group vocals later join in, adding urgency and collective desperation, The arrangement balances restraint and release, making imperfections part of the storytelling, Voice and instruments intertwine in a style that’s cinematic yet grounded, capturing the ache of clinging to love with haunting, unfiltered honesty
3:02Song Image
Tempo: 90 BPM · Key: A minor · Mood: Fierce, aching, anthemic Folk, indie rock, stomp, tamborines, big drums, standup bass
3:05Song Image
At 86 BPM in C Major, this acoustic folk track opens with fingerpicked guitar, soon joined by organic stomps and syncopated claps, Verses feature intimate vocals, while the choruses swell with layered harmonies and dynamic hand percussion, maintaining a rustic, communal texture throughout
3:37Song Image
This song grooves in a gritty, syncopated pocket around 98 BPM, driven by a percussive open-tuned guitar riff (often in Open C), a grinding bassline, and tight, organic drums with a dry snare and floor tom stomp, The guitar has a slap-and-pluck rhythm, blending fingerpicking and muted strums to create a choppy, urgent pulse, Vocals are soulful, gritty, and rhythmic, often delivered in a talk-sing cadence with emotional lift in the chorus, Lyrics balance introspection with fire — questioning society, habits, or inner battles, always building toward clarity or rebellion, The tone is raw and analog, with dynamic shifts between tight verses and explosive choruses, The whole track feels like it’s boiling just under the surface, begging to erupt, fueled by dirt, sweat, and truth, Think stripped-down funk, acoustic blues, and folk-punk colliding into something both primal and conscious
4:22Song Image
This song dances in A major, rolling at a breezy 92 BPM, led by a laid-back fingerpicked acoustic guitar with a warm, percussive bounce, It has a playful swing — nothing too rushed, just a steady coastal shuffle, A light ukulele strums in the background while soft brushed drums and subtle bongo taps give it a barefoot-on-the-boardwalk feel, The vocals are cheeky, smiling through the lyrics with slight syncopation and casual melodic slides — almost like the singer’s talking to a friend while sipping iced tea, You’ll hear ocean sound effects fade in and out, a bass line that plucks like a lazy heartbeat, and layered “ba-da-ba” harmonies in the chorus, It’s light, romantic, quirky, and summery — a love song to life and someone who makes it a little brighter without trying
3:46Song Image
earnest vocals, reflective pulse, cello, creaks, communal sing-along lift, tambourine, intimate, soft, subtle cello, minimal, swaying, minimal percussion, acoustic guitar, conversational, soft kick, folk, faint, raw, 78 bpm, piano, warmth, acoustic, felt hammers
3:08Song Image
male vocal folk raw, emotionally charged folk-rock ballad that builds from quiet reflection to soaring catharsis, It opens with a mournful cello and steady acoustic guitar, forming a rhythmic backbone that mimics a stubborn heartbeat, The male voice is raspy, weathered, and intimate—delivered with a hesitant cadence, stretching and breaking syllables like he’s confessing rather than singing, Subtle vibrato adds vulnerability, while naturalistic pronunciation makes it feel personal and unscripted, As the song swells, piano, kick drum, tambourine, and ghostly violin layers emerge, creating a dynamic soundscape that rises and falls like emotional tides, Group vocals later join in, adding urgency and collective desperation, The arrangement balances restraint and release, making imperfections part of the storytelling, Voice and instruments intertwine in a style that’s cinematic yet grounded, capturing the ache of clinging to love with haunting, unfiltered honesty